Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service have dealt with an arson attack in Crewe - targeting a bin within the garden of a property.

The incident on Bidvale Way, off Stoneley Road, happened on Sunday evening (September 25) at 9:16.

One fire engine from Crewe attended the scene - quickly putting out the bin blaze.

One fire engine from Crewe attended the scene - quickly putting out the bin blaze (Google).

Crewe firefighters used a water backpack to extinguish the flames.

A Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service spokesperson said: "A water backpack was used by firefighters to put out a fire in a bin.

"The bin was in the garden of a property."

Deliberate bin fires are becoming a common occurrence in Crewe.

Last month (August), Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service tackled bin fires in Crewe town centre (Ryan Parker).

Last month (August), Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service tackled bin fires in Crewe town centre - started in the middle of the night.

Two bins of rubbish had been burnt across the floor. Another was left just spilled.

During this incident, firefighters used a hose jet reel to put out the bin fires.

Deliberate bin fires are becoming a common occurrence in Crewe (Ryan Parker).

The perpetrators had already left the scene.

Cheshire Constabulary were called and unable to trace the offenders.

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